01. Aihole Inscription is ascribed to
Pulkeshin II rulers.
02.“Tamso Ma Jyotirgamaya” ” Lead us from Darkness to Light”, this comes from
Brahadaranyaka Upanishadas.
03. There is only one Rock Edict in which Asoka talks about taxation that is the
Rummindei Pillar Inscription edict.
04. Although the Gupta rulers issued the largest number of
gold coins, their gold content, particularly after Skandagupta was very low. This justifies the deteriorating economy in the later Gupta era.
05. The temple of Konark was built by Narasimha of the
Ganga Dynasty.
06. Rigveda Samhita denotes one-fourth of its hymns to
Agni.
07. Red sandstone was used to create sculptures in the Mathura school of art that flourished around
1st century AD.
08. In ancient India, the area around Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Burma modern areas was known as
“Golden Chersonese”.
09. The ancient Indian text Panchasiddhantika deals with the 5 principles of
Astronomy.
10. Varahamihira wrote Panchasiddhantika(Five schools of Astronomy) in which he focused on three different branches of astronomy as studied during the period and they were;
astronomy and mathematics, astrology.
11. Gandhara School of art is related to
Kushanas dynasties.
12. Greeks started the practice of military governships in India, by leaving the military governors called “Strategos” in India
[Alexander is said to have left the Strategos as military governors in the area which he won and ruled]
13. Sindhu river is most described in
Rig-Veda.
14. In Vedic Era, Akhyani is the goddess of
Forests.
15. The Kadamba Dynasty was founded by
Mayursharman.
16. Bhabru edict is known as an edict in which Asoka expressed faith in
Buddhist Creed.
17. Agnimitra succeeded
Pushyamitra Shunga.
18. Nanda Dynasty was ruling in India when
Alexander invaded India.
19. In Greek texts, Bindusara has been mentioned as
Amitrochates.
20. The Golden age of the “Gupta Literary Renaissance” is said to be the reign
of Chandragupta II.
Pulkeshin II rulers.
02.“Tamso Ma Jyotirgamaya” ” Lead us from Darkness to Light”, this comes from
Brahadaranyaka Upanishadas.
03. There is only one Rock Edict in which Asoka talks about taxation that is the
Rummindei Pillar Inscription edict.
04. Although the Gupta rulers issued the largest number of
gold coins, their gold content, particularly after Skandagupta was very low. This justifies the deteriorating economy in the later Gupta era.
05. The temple of Konark was built by Narasimha of the
Ganga Dynasty.
06. Rigveda Samhita denotes one-fourth of its hymns to
Agni.
07. Red sandstone was used to create sculptures in the Mathura school of art that flourished around
1st century AD.
08. In ancient India, the area around Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Burma modern areas was known as
“Golden Chersonese”.
09. The ancient Indian text Panchasiddhantika deals with the 5 principles of
Astronomy.
10. Varahamihira wrote Panchasiddhantika(Five schools of Astronomy) in which he focused on three different branches of astronomy as studied during the period and they were;
astronomy and mathematics, astrology.
11. Gandhara School of art is related to
Kushanas dynasties.
12. Greeks started the practice of military governships in India, by leaving the military governors called “Strategos” in India
[Alexander is said to have left the Strategos as military governors in the area which he won and ruled]
13. Sindhu river is most described in
Rig-Veda.
14. In Vedic Era, Akhyani is the goddess of
Forests.
15. The Kadamba Dynasty was founded by
Mayursharman.
16. Bhabru edict is known as an edict in which Asoka expressed faith in
Buddhist Creed.
17. Agnimitra succeeded
Pushyamitra Shunga.
18. Nanda Dynasty was ruling in India when
Alexander invaded India.
19. In Greek texts, Bindusara has been mentioned as
Amitrochates.
20. The Golden age of the “Gupta Literary Renaissance” is said to be the reign
of Chandragupta II.
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